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Small (Robin, Finch, Thornbill etc)
Honeyeater
Intermediate size
Magpie or larger

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Mike wrote:
Yesterday
Even the commonest species may not have been recorded before.
"Your Gymnorhina tibicen (Australian Magpie) sighting is making an impact!
Your impact
Your sighting is a new species for the following locations:
Mawson Ponds
(Species Richness Score +3 points!)"
Gymnorhina tibicen
moss wrote:
13 Aug 2025
No worries!
Zosterops lateralis
MichaelBedingfield wrote:
13 Aug 2025
We have very few sightings from Geelong, so anything you report is of value.
Zosterops lateralis
jks wrote:
12 Aug 2025
Glorious photo
Pardalotus striatus
moss wrote:
12 Aug 2025
I like that you're evidence based. I checked the tree and the berries have been largely stripped, so they may not be back immediately.

There is a fig tree that they feed from later in the year, I should get some good pics then.

Are there particular sightings you're more interested in? We get:

frequent: wattle bird (anthochaera carunculata?), crow (corvus coronoides?), magpie, pied currawong

seasonal: silvereye, sulphur-crested cockatoo, new holland honeyeater,

occasional: black cockatoo (don't recall tail colour) - saw flocks thrice in the last year

rarely: hawk/falcon (haven't seen for a few years)

introduced: pigeon, common myna, blackbird

Also, seasonal flying foxes

This all is probably fairly ordinary
Zosterops lateralis

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